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Caitlin Ziegler, a member of the 1.40m Prix des Nations winning team who has ridden in the competition three times, stated, “It's so much fun just to be able to have a group who really get together and support each other. It's a chance to experience what a Nations Cup is. The sport is so competitive (and) it often sets people against one another, so it's great to have a chance to work together toward something.”
The winning team of the $10,000 Paramount Resources Prix des Nations 1.40m showed poise and rode to all-important clear rounds when it counted. Led by Chef d'Equipe Nick Dello Joio, the America Team notched three clear rounds and did not have to send their anchor rider in for the second round. They had six faults in round one to lead and added just four in round two to take victory.
The lead-off rider for the Team America was Greer Hindle (USA) on Viper P, who had five and four faults. Lucas Porter (USA) and Phineas had six in the first round, but returned with a clear in round two. Caitlin Ziegler (USA) and Butragenia had just one time fault in the first round and were clear in the second round to seal the win. Wilton Porter (USA) and Neolisto van het Mierenhof were clear in the first round and were able to sit out the second round.
Ziegler explained the team's plan for round two, “Coming into round two, the teams were at six, seven, and ten (faults), and they were all within one rail. What we wanted to do is have everybody be at least as good as our first round, if not better, and eliminate our time faults. I think we all managed to do that, so it was great.”
Having ridden Butragenia for three years, Ziegler knew she would do well in the Prix des Nations. “She's fantastic for these High Junior and Amateur courses. She's a horse you can really count on. In a class like this where you need two clear rounds, she's perfect for it,” she said.
The “America” team donated all of their prize money to the Calgary Flood Relief to help the area after the terrible flooding in the city and surrounding areas. Ziegler expressed, “The last week has been really devastating for Calgary. It means so much to us – not just Spruce Meadows, but the entire city and community here is so supportive. We want to do whatever we can to give back and help them through this.”
The second place team was Chafing the Dream with Chef d'Equipe Dick Carvin, who finished on 17 total faults. They were led by a double clear performance from Bretton Chad (CAN) on Tjengo. Kara Chad (CAN) and Oura de Rouhet had five and one faults, while Alec Lawler (USA) and Acoradus scored eight and 13. Vani Khosla (USA) and Dynamo had five and six faults.
The JMSCBK Team with Chef d'Equipe Sarah Segal were third with a total of 23 faults. Lead-off rider Katherine Strauss (USA) and Capacity had eight and four faults, Isabella Salles (BRA) on Angel Rose had five and 19, Francesca Bolfo (USA) and Lalique were clear in the first round and had seven faults in the second round, and Wesley Newlands (CAN) rode Lapacco to two and four faults.
$7,500 Paramount Resources Prix des Nations 1.30m
The $7,500 Paramount Resources Prix des Nations 1.30m was very exciting competition full of clear rounds that helped four teams tie on a zero score after two rounds of jumping. Those four teams then chose a representative to compete in the jump-off.
Leading off was Maria Costa (USA) on Reno for The Fighting Irish team, who were guided by Chef d'Equipe John Roche. They were clear in 31.583 seconds, which would finish in third place. Costa was double clear in the first two rounds, as was her teammate Wilton Porter (USA) on Punch. Wilton's brother Lucas rode Patriot to scores of zero and five, while Sarah Kerins and (USA) and Hot Wheels contributed one time fault and were clear.
The margin for victory in the class was extremely slim, with the winners, Team San Lorenzo, taking the top spot by only 3/10ths of a second. The win was gained by Beatriz Franco Sol (MEX) on La Guayaba, a horse she has ridden for five years. They were also clear and just a bit faster in 31.273 seconds.
Franco Sol did not have to return in the second round since her three teammates were all clear. “She's a really fast, fast mare,” Franco Sol said. “It's her stride that is so fast; that's why they told me to go in the jump-off. It was easier because I didn't have to go in the second round.”
The San Lorenzo Team was led by Chef d'Equipe Antonio Maurer. Alejandro Pascencia (MEX) and Sultan de la Nutria were double clear, as were Jacobo Martinez (MEX) and Queens Darling. Claudia Lorenza O Farrill (MEX) and Etoile van den Bisschop had four faults in round one and then returned clear.
Second place in the 1.30m Prix des Nations went to the Thirty and Flirty Team with Chef d'Equipe Kent Farrington. His student, Meagan Nusz (USA), rode Willow in the jump-off and finished just off the pace with no faults in 31.580 seconds. Nusz did not have to show in the second round either since her team were all clear. Abigail McArdle (USA) and Quality were double clear, as were Alex Crown (USA) and Quadrant. Teri Kessler (USA) contributed a second round clear after nine faults in the first round.
Last in the jump-off was Katherine Strauss (USA), who rode Chellando Z. They had four faults at the last jump, and their team, Madden Madness with Team Chef d'Equipe Jennifer Griffiths, were fourth. Strauss was double clear in the first two rounds, as were her teammates Isabella Salles (BRA) on Carlos H and Wesley Newlands (CAN) on Wieminka. Genevieve Meyer (USA) and Coral Reef Santos Utopia had four and eight faults.
This was Franco Sol's second time riding in the Prix des Nations competition. “I really did think we had a good chance of winning. It was a good team and everybody was really all together. It's really nice to win, and I hope everybody is happy!” she expressed.
$5,000 Paramount Resources Prix des Nations 1.20m
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Second place with just one total fault was Bob's Babes, named for Chef d'Equipe Bob Henselwood. Their riders were Ali Ramsay (CAN) on Alonzo (0, 0), Jaclyn Duff (CAN) and Caesar (1, 4), Jillian Halina (CAN) on Coupe Champagne (0, 0), and Skylar Edmonds (CAN) with Boomer (elim, 0).The Iztlazihuatl team placed third. Led by Chef d'Equipe Monica Burrilla, they finished on five faults. Sofia Larrea (MEX) and Balero 7 (6, 1), Gabriel Guerra (MEX) on Phenix de la Nutria (0, 0), Miguel Torres Hernandez (MEX) with Future SM (0, 4), and Martin Guerra (MEX) on Carloubet (0,4) made up the team.
$2,500 Paramount Resources Prix des Nations 1.10m
In the $2,500 Paramount Resources Prix des Nations 1.10m, there was another four-way jump-off to determine the winning teams after three were tied with zero faults after the first two rounds. First in and taking the win was Shelby Edwards (CAN) on Adelaide. They were the only clear round in the jump-off, finishing in 34.17 seconds to help their team to victory. Edwards rode for the Xtreme team, with Chef d'Equipe Trish Mrakawa. They were double clear in the first two rounds. Also on the team were Ally Memedovich (CAN) on ARK Diamond (0, 0 faults), Kirsten Spence (CAN) and Jetsetter (8, 8), and Chantelle Moore (CAN) with Montenero (0, 0).
Second place went to the John's Juveniles team with Chef d'Equipe Vinton Karrasch. Katherine Strauss (USA) rode Fidel van de Kooldries to four faults in 33.87 seconds in the jump-off. In the regular rounds, they were double clear. Genevieve Meyer (USA) and Coral Reef Crystal Cove (4, 0), Gwendolyn Sontheim Meyer (USA) and Coral Reef Rob (0, 0), and Wesley Newlands (CAN) on Uno Kinston (0, 0) rounded out the team.
Team NorCal, led by Chef d'Equipe Meredith Herman, finished in third place after their jump-off rider, Simonne Berg (USA), rode Limerick to four faults in 47.34 seconds. They had zero faults in the first two rounds of the competition. Joining them on the team were Sarah Pulchalski (USA) on Lucia de Luxe (0, 0), Eve Jobs (USA) with RL Cheenook (4, 0), and Lynne Lancaster (USA) with Sky Dancer LS (0, 0).
$2,500 Friends of the Meadows Prix des Nations 1.00m
The $2,500 Friends of the Meadows Prix des Nations 1.00m saw the H.A.P.P.E.E. Team with Chef d'Equipe Jan Pearce ride to victory. The team consisted of: Gwendolyn Sontheim Meyer (USA) on Coral Reef IEM Capolavoro, who had one time fault and then four faults; Katrina Garnett (USA) and Shakyra, who had four and 10 faults; Josef Polk (USA) and Saint Sebastian, who had four and a clear round; and Linda Lauper Polk (USA) and Top Shelf, who were clear and had five faults. They team finished on 14 faults.
Second place went to Border Patrol and Chef d'Equipe Mary Manfredi who finished on 19 faults. The team was led by Nicola Brandon (USA) and Outlander (0, 4 faults), as well as Kelsey Brooks (USA) and Callula (1, 8), Chad Leat (USA) on Dutch Girl (5, 1), and Taylor Phillips (CAN) with Ziggy, who were unfortunately eliminated in both rounds.
The Golden Girls team with Chef d'Equipe Robert Blanchette placed third on 21 faults. Carolyn Salas (USA) on Alltair (0, 12), Clara Burgeles (USA) and Cord (6, 1), Shannon Jones (USA) on Hello U (12, 9), and Bryce Richardson (USA) on Levitas (1, 4) were on the team.
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From Jupiter down to Wellington, Palm Beach County is a haven for horse lovers. Numerous equestrian-friendly communities and neighborhoods boast pristine trotting trails, tack and feed shops, boarding facilities, farrier services, and riding rings. With warm winters, horses who have the honor of calling Florida home have no need for turnout blankets and freely graze in grassy pastures all year. To avoid the harsh, northern winters, many snowbirds bring their equine family members with them to bask in Florida’s seasonal sunshine.
The Wellington, Florida lifestyle is defined by fine equestrian events, grand polo matches, fashionable riding attire, and expensive, thoroughbred horses. In fact, some resident horses themselves cost more than the expansive residences and manicured barns in which they reside. Luxurious, equestrian-friendly neighborhoods include Grand Prix Village, Equestrian Club Estates, the Meadows, Mallet Hill, and Palm Beach Point to name a few. The palatial Palm Beach Polo Golf and Country Club marries two favorite Florida pastimes: equine events and golf. This community features eight polo fields, multiple clubhouses, a fitness center, outdoor swimming pool, and two championship golf courses, one designed by Pete Dye and the other by Ron Garl and Jerry Pate. As an added bonus to Wellington residents, competitive riders are able to conveniently train at the nearby Palm Beach Riding Academy, a highly touted facility whose riders compete on the local show circuit.
The annual Palm Beach Winter Equestrian Festival held at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center in Wellington is the world’s largest equestrian competition and attracts more than 2,500 highly-ranked domestic and international hunter/jumper riders. Also in Wellington, the International Polo Club Palm Beach features professional polo matches between the world’s best teams including Audi, Dubai, White Birch, Orchard Hill, Lucchese, and Palm Beach’s home team, Valiente. A premier Palm Beach social outing, the Sunday polo matches present patrons with the opportunity to enjoy champagne brunches, grand-stand camaraderie, champagne divot stomps, and post-event parties. Clearly, the Wellington lifestyle easily maneuveres between barn working days and fashion forward nights.
Farther north, Jupiter equestrian life is comprised of both formal equestrian communities and rural working barn ones. Upscale communities such as Ranch Colony feature well kept bridle paths, 24-hour security, a guard gate, and exquisite estates with equally expansive stables. Here, young riders are able to take lessons at state-of-the-art equestrian centers including Desert Rose Ranch and Jupiter Equestrian Center. Across the main thoroughfare of Indiantown Road is Jupiter Farms, a rural neighborhood with both large estates and ranch style homes. Most of the homes in Jupiter Farms are situated on large lots, ranging between two to ten acres, and many possess separate farming quarters for horses, chickens, and personal gardens. Like Ranch Colony, transportation via a four-legged friend is not uncommon. In fact, the main shopping center in the neighborhood is designed with a farmhouse feel and welcomes horse parking. Within the Jupiter Farms community, many riding facilities are available for both novice and seasoned riders alike.
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